This week, I gave you the following words and asked you to place a letter on each row that could be substituted for the first letter of the words on either side, to form another word in each case. These new letters would then spell out a word when read downwards.
FENCE HITCH
TOAST DELAY
STEMS TONIC
TASTY PIECE
PAPER SHORE
GLAND SLATE
But what was this word? Find out after the break…
On each row place a letter that can be substituted for the first letter of the words either side to form another word in each case. When completed, a word will be read downwards. What is it?
FENCE HITCH
TOAST DELAY
STEMS TONIC
TASTY PIECE
PAPER SHORE
GLAND SLATE
Best of luck! If you’re good, I’ll tell you the answer on Friday.
Vel.
This week, I asked you to identify the connection between the following four words. But alas, it seems nobody has risen to the challenge! You can see the solution after the break…
ENJOY DILEMMA
CHEAPSKATE CREAMY
The following words have a connection. What is it?
ENJOY DILEMMA
CHEAPSKATE CREAMY
Vel.
This week, I posed you the following question:
On a dark, stormy night you are driving past a bus stop. Waiting at the stop are an old woman who looks as if she is about to die, an old friend who once saved your life, and the partner you’ve been dreaming of. Knowing that you can only take one passenger in your car, what should you do?
Did you get it right? Can there even be a morally right answer? Find out after the break…
On a dark, stormy night you are driving past a bus stop. Waiting at the stop are an old woman who looks as if she is about to die, an old friend who once saved your life, and the partner you’ve been dreaming of. Knowing that you can only take one passenger in your car, what should you do?
This week I asked you to fill in a pyramid with the letters given, so that various words could be read. See the solution after the break!
Use the letters given to complete the pyramid so that one seven letter word, one five letter word, one four letter word and three words of three letters can be read. What are the words?
A A C E E I L L N O S T
Vel.
This week, I provided you with what I think is one of my hardest puzzles yet – how much should the photocopier cost?
COMPUTER – £1100
FILING CABINET – £153
DISPLAY SHELVING – £607
PHOTOCOPIER – ?
Stuck? Oh go on then, I’ll tell you after the break.
I was ordering some new equipment for my office the other day, and the costs are shown below. What I want to know is: how much should the photocopier have cost?
COMPUTER – £1100
FILING CABINET – £153
DISPLAY SHELVING – £607
PHOTOCOPIER – ?
If you can’t tell me by Friday, I’m hiring a new accountant.
Vel.
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